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MAGNA FOUNTAIN PENS

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MAGNA 2.0 PISTON FILLER 

 

The Venvstas Magna piston filler fountain pen is manufactured through 38 steps and assembled by hand, the whole process to create a single instrument take up to 45 minutes of manual work.

The Magna features a unique filling mechanism that will intrigue every fountain pen enthusiast. A very well balanced weight combined with a selection of smooth nibs and quality grip ensure a great writing experience.

Design characteristics: 

Filling system:

Built-in carbon fiber piston mechanism  

Cap, body and barrel:

Hand sanded unidirectional carbon fiber

Section and reservoir: S

tainless steel

Metal Components:

Lead free brass, stainless steel

Dimensions:

Lenght 155 mm, Diametre 12 mm, Weight 36 gr.

Cap do post

Notes

The piston head is exposed and operable, be careful to avoid ink squirt.

To refill do not sink the carbon fiber to avoid ink to enter the cavity that host the cap.

MAGNA  CC - CARTRIDGE CONVERTER VERSION

 

The Magna Cartridge / Converter fountain pen is manufactured through 35 steps and assembled by hand, the whole process to create a single instrument take up to 40 minutes of manual work.

The Magna CC features a very practical converter filling system to sweet every type of user. A revised metal structure made this model more robust, but the writing experience is as pleasant as for the piston model.

Design characteristics: 

Filling system:

I.S. cartridges or Schmidt converter (included)

Cap, body and barrel:

Hand sanded unidirectional carbon fiber

Section and reservoir:

Stailess steel

Metal Components:

Lead free brass, stainless steel

Dimensions:

Lenght 155 mm, Diametre 12 mm, Weight 30 gr.

Cap do post . Converter included.

Notes

To refill do not sink the carbon fiber to avoid ink to enter the cavity that host the cap. Dismount the converter to have an easier filling experience.

"Form and function should be one,  joined in a spiritual union."
                                 Frank Lloyd Wright 

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